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Transition Bikes announce Scout Carbon

· By Press Office · 6 comments
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The Scout has been one of our more overlooked bikes in our line. People are now just starting to catch on to how fun and capable this little bike is and now it’s available in carbon. Touting all the great features and geometry of the aluminium Scout with a large reduction in weight and no compromise in strength.

Scout Carbon: Pretty much the same, but different

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The carbon front triangle, seatstays and chainstays provide an amazingly playful feel on the trail or playground. Featuring the same dialed geometry and GiddyUp suspension as the alloy version, the carbon Scout is even better at turning trails into playgrounds. The fully guided internal cable routing for rear brake and derailleur are easy to use and rattle free. The collet main pivot keeps the rear end stiff and the threaded bottom bracket is a mechanics dream. All with around a 600 gram weight savings over the aluminium Scout.

https://vimeo.com/173828109

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Transition Scout Carbon features:

  • Not 27.5+ Compatible. Fit’s up to 2.5″ tire with plenty of clearance for mud.
  • Playground Specific Geometry – Long, Low and Snappy
  • Giddy Up Link Suspension, 125mm Rear and 140mm Front
  • Integrated Rubber Chainstay Protection
  • Collet Style Main Pivot Hardware
  • ISCG05 Chainguide Mounting
  • Full Size Water Bottle Fits Inside Front Triangle
  • User Friendly 73mm Threaded Bottom Bracket
  • Tubes Inside Tubes Internal Cable Routing for Easy Setup
  • Medium Frame Weight With Rear Shock: 6.2lbs.

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Geometry

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Comments

T-Bob

Jul 27, 2016, 8:57 AM

Now that is an awesome vid' and a great looking bike!

Not sure what that is going to cost but it looks like a winner and more than capable. Show you don't need to get into an arms race about the length of your suspension and you shouldn't feel inadequate if you're not in the 160 club and only pack 140 / 5". 

Iwan Kemp

Jul 27, 2016, 9:37 AM

That will (most likely) be one seriously kick-ass bike. I'm a fan of shorter travel trail blazers. 

Headshot

Jul 27, 2016, 10:08 AM

That will (most likely) be one seriously kick-ass bike. I'm a fan of shorter travel trail blazers. 

Will be great until you try those drop offs you ride so easily on your 160mm bike, methinks. Would limit the fun factor for me but could increase the fun factor for someone coming off a marathon bike...

 

And after watching the video - those riders could make any bike look good - better than nearly 100% of us Hubbers...

nonky

Jul 27, 2016, 10:24 AM

"FEATURING: THE MOST OPTIMIZED ACRONYMS IN THE INDUSTRY!"

 

Bwahahaa hahaha haha haaaaaaaa !

arendoog

Jul 28, 2016, 6:16 AM

I have ridden the smuggler and was hugely impressed  .IMO more riders should be on a trail or longer travel bikes in this country . 

Captain Fastbastard Mayhem

Jul 28, 2016, 6:56 AM

"FEATURING: THE MOST OPTIMIZED ACRONYMS IN THE INDUSTRY!"

 

Bwahahaa hahaha haha haaaaaaaa !

A tranny with T.I.T.S. 

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